Frequently Asked Questions - About Drupal

Friendly people. Meet new friends. Learn about Drupal and various open source technologies. Watch various presentations running in multiple rooms. Or participate in a discussion in a BoF (Birds of a Feather).

Locally:

• The Field Museum
• Northwestern University

Nationally:

• The Whitehouse
• The US House of Representatives - in 2011 launched 520 Drupal sites, one for each representative.
• US Chamber of Commerce
• The Cable News Network (CNN)
• Greenpeace uses Drupal
• Cartoon Network
• RackSpace (major web hosting provider)

Internationally:

• Amnesty International uses Drupal

Drupal is a mature, open-source, PHP-based CMS and web application framework. Find out more at http://drupal.org.

Drupal is a free open-source content management system (CMS) written in the PHP programming language. Drupalcamps are community sharing + training events for Drupal enthusiasts and newbies alike. A camp is a full day of presentations and learning. Arrive at about 9:00am and learn all day.